Posterior cord syndrome
The Spinal cord injury page has been updated with additional information about posterior cord syndrome.
Dunn RJ
The Spinal cord injury page has been updated with additional information about posterior cord syndrome.
The Spinal cord injury page has been updated with additional information about anterior cord syndrome.
The Spinal cord injury page has been updated with additional information about central cord syndrome.
The Paediatric head injury page has been revised and updated.
The Investigation of head trauma page has been updated with additional information about MRI.
The Penetrating neck trauma page has had a number of updates.
The Cardiac arrest in special circumstances page has been updated with additional information about traumatic cardiac arrest management.
The segment on TMJ dislocation reduction on the Mandibular trauma page has been extensively revised and reworded.
The segment on TMJ dislocations on the Mandibular trauma page has been extensively revised and updated.
The Head injury prognosis page has had some content related to concussion moved to the Complications of head trauma page.
The Complications of head injury page has been updated with an expanded section on the diagnosis of concussion.
The Penetrating neck trauma page has been substantially revised and updated.
Key points have been added to the Penetrating neck trauma page.
The Trauma team page has been revised to remove duplicate content on the Resuscitation teams page and a link to the Resuscitation teams page added.
The Nasal trauma page has been updated with additional information about nasal septal haematoma management
The Ear trauma page has been updated with additional information about management of auricular haematoma.
A new page called Methods of haemorrhage control has been created from the contents of the Management of the major trauma patient page to improve the length of the page.
The Management of the major trauma patient page has had a number of other updates.
The Management of the major trauma patient page has been updated to emphasise the priority of haemorrhage control over definitive airway management.
The Ocular trauma page has been corrected to indicate that patients with penetrating eye trauma should be sat head up 30 degrees, not lie supine as previously indicated. Yet again thanks to Michael for letting us know about the error.